Sentence examples for for more trouble from inspiring English sources

HOOTIE JOHNSON keeps asking for more trouble.

To try to banish them, he said, was only to ask for more trouble.

In a huge camp full of suffering and political resentments, of discontent and anxiety, nobody is looking for more trouble.

Now the multinational oil companies, such as Royal Dutch Shell, that operate in Africa's biggest oil producer are bracing themselves for more trouble.

Some experts are suggesting that banks may be heading for more trouble as they try to sell property cheaply and quickly.

As the housing market braces for more trouble, homeowners everywhere have been reduced to hoping things will someday stop getting worse.

At the annual World Economic Forum in Davos last week, Soros told Bloomberg TV that the world's second-largest economy – where growth has already slowed to a 25-year low according to official figures – was heading for more troubles.

Monsanto may be in for even more trouble.

Hard choices for Croatia More trouble in the Balkans Angry old man A new route?

Hard choices for Croatia More trouble in the Balkans Angry old man ReprintsBut Georgia is still in a terrible mess.

Hard choices for Croatia More trouble in the Balkans Angry old man ReprintsIn any event, Corsica is a tough place.